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About async-io-model

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async-io-model

Explanations of common asynchronous patterns used in tursodb

Async I/O model is an agent skill that explains how the Turso database, written in Rust, handles asynchronous work. Turso does not use Rust's async and await. It uses cooperative yielding with explicit state machines instead. The skill documents the core types, starting with IOResult, which either reports Done with a value or reports that I/O is needed and that the caller should call the function again once the pending completions finish. Functions that return IOResult must therefore be called repeatedly until they return Done. It also covers IOCompletions, which holds a single completion or a group of them, the re-entrancy pitfalls that come with resuming state machines, and the CompletionGroup helper. The guide is written for people working on the database's own code, and the listing says the patterns should always be used when writing that code. It is listed on skills.sh under the Turso repository and passes the Gen Agent Trust Hub, Socket and Snyk security audits.

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